Peter Farago

What I like about this approach is the proactive collection of feedback that can be turned into testimonials in a continuous process. As you solicit thought (intercepting the customer at a good moment and in a low-key natural way), there is some great thought put into collecting, managing and distributing them. Third-party validation (social proof, someone else tooting your horn for you, etc.)...

I downloaded it and am going to give it a shot. I love the idea of it. Typically I used Google Tasks when I need to have a list, but open to other solutions. Designing a product that's simple, elegant and useful is incredibly hard to do. This looks promising.

I always check email, even when I'm on vacation. I feel better being able to at least spot something I need to handle later, traffic it to someone so I don't hold it up, or triage my inbox (thin out the herd, save important stuff for later).

Deep Research does a great job of presenting more formal, grounded pieces. There are times when framing a thought piece with stats by the likes of McKinsey, BCG or some other credible research is important. And then extending on that, and adding my own company's perspective can be useful. I've used to generate credible thought leadership starting by anchoring on verifiable industry trends. I've...

I've been playing around with this and it's doing a pretty good job looking up contacts I need connect with and company details and history to confirm. I probably need to be more creative with it.

As someone who is always looking for ways to increase immersion and focus, this looks pretty damn cool. Trying it now. I would love an app version of this for the iPhone! :)

Thanks, Ross. Appreciate the kind words. Hey Jordan - we have IMAP on roadmap!